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Definition of spread:
- An arbitrage transaction operated by buying and selling simultaneously in two separate markets, as Chicago and New York, when there is an abnormal difference in price between the two markets. It is called a back spreadwhen the difference in price is less than the normal one.
- Surface in proportion to the depth of a cut stone.
Synonyms:
opening, circle, branch off, beam, dissemination, blossom forth, set, circularise, ranch, sprinkle, parcel out, paint, airing, mete out, bedspread, go around, public exposure, prepared, hand out, mobilize, penetrate, flatten, wax, dot, open, crack, dispel, cap, publish, extended, gap, move, pass out, interruption, lot, revolve, circulate, plaster, cast, flow, proclaim, pass around, give, spreading, pass on, spatter, travel, blossom, overlay, noise, deal out, knowledge, cattle ranch, fiesta, allot, communicate, library paste, turn out, carry, shell out, enamel, promulgate, paste, close, shorten, imbue, interpenetrate, lie, air, unwind, stagger, outspread, rotate, scatter, disseminate, stretch out, reach, outstretch, facing pages, string out, veneer, daub, spreadhead, distribute, break, bypass, disperse, roll out, fete, advertise, bruit, deal, divide, afford, splay, wide, open up, level, transmit, blossom out, order, strew, spray, disruption, pervade, send, get around, cover, give out, break up, plate, dust, dispersed, bed covering, cattle farm, circularize, outflank, unfold, scattering, propagate, unfurl, blazon, counterpane, blaze, pave, broadcast, distributed, dole out, overspread, dissipate, diffuse, radiate, sever, col, riddle, sow, fan out, dispense, coat, strewing, mobilise, gild, permeate, declare, administer, bedcover, unroll, dish out, smear, spread head, short-circuit, convey, bed cover, pass, fan, part, gloss, put on, lay, spread out.
- expand (part of speech: verb)
- diverged (part of speech: verb)
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expanded (part of speech: verb)
- magnified,
- broadened,
- widened,
- dilated,
- incremented,
- extended,
- scattered,
- fattened,
- amplified,
- distended,
- opened,
- magnified,
- extended,
- amplified,
- lengthened,
- thickened,
- overflowed,
- unfurled,
- fattened,
- expanded,
- augmented,
- increased,
- expanded,
- spread thin,
- swollen,
- thickened,
- enlarged,
- lengthened,
- grew,
- swelled,
- developed,
- broadened,
- sown,
- increased,
- incremented,
- burgeoned,
- stretched,
- diffused,
- widened,
- augmented,
- dilated,
- burgeoned,
- engorged,
- enlarged,
- grown,
- stretched,
- distended,
- developed,
- inflated,
- inflated,
- strewn,
- disseminated,
- engorged
- meal (part of speech: noun)
- diverge (part of speech: verb)
- divergent (part of speech: adjective)
- bedspread (part of speech: noun)
Usage examples:
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La Tribe spread out his hands.
- "Historical Romances: Under the Red Robe, Count Hannibal, A Gentleman of France", Stanley J. Weyman. -
By morning the excitement had spread all over the Station.
- "Banked Fires", E. W. (Ethel Winifred) Savi. -
Here, where the water scarcely moves, we find some of the soil spread out over the ground near the river banks.
- "Home Geography For Primary Grades", C. C. Long.